Vagabond Butterflyfish
The body is white with two sets of parallel black lines perpendicular to each other. A black line through the eye, and edge of the dorsal fin is yellow. In…
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Pennant Bannerfish
…the whole body, either side of the white bar directly below the long dorsal filament; dorsal and tail fins are yellow, and black bar across the nape between the eyes.…
Vagabond Butterflyfish
The body is white with two sets of parallel black lines perpendicular to each other. A black line through the eye, and edge of the dorsal fin is yellow. In…
Singular Bannerfish
White body with black bar down the whole body behind the eye and including the ventral fins; further brown bar just before the top of the dorsal fin, which appears…
140 baby White’s seahorses move into new Seahorse Hotels
…effort to recover and eventually de-list this species.” Dr. David Harasti, Senior Marine Scientist with DPI Fisheries, said, “just last year the White’s seahorse was listed as an Endangered species…
Pennant Bannerfish
White body with black bar down the whole body behind the eye and including the ventral fins; further brown bar just before the top of the dorsal fin, which appears…
The Awakening Shark Dive โ New shark diving in Fiji
…fish heads. This provides the perfect opportunity to see the apex predators up close. The most common shark species seen are the bull sharks, but 10 different shark species, including…
Speckled Damsel
Black body and anal and ventral fins; yellow dorsal, pectoral and tail fins; white dorsal filament; white band behind the eye, and a narrow white band around the snout.
Spiny Chromis
Dark blue body with blue speckles in lines over an orange top. Black blue-margined spot on dorsal fin, and almost clear tail.
Spiny Chromis
Highly variable, usually dark body and white tail and dorsal fin; not sure whether the white lips and yellow ventral fins are consistent or indicative.
